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Translator’s Introduction to the Third Edition
Introduction
Author’s Foreword
1920
1: Europe in 1920
2: The journey to Moscow
3: May Day in Vienna
4: Masaryk’s Czechoslovakia
5: Clara Zetkin. Shlyapnikov. Great demonstration at Berlin
6: From Stettin to Reval (Tallinn)
7: Petrograd. Zinoviev
8: Moscow: at the Executive Committee of the Communist International. Sadoul/Radek/Bukharin
9: Trotsky
10: At the Kremlin: Lenin
11: Among the delegates to the Second Congress of the Communist International
12: Radek speaks of Bakunin
13: Smolny: Solemn opening session of the Second Congress
14: The debates of the Second Congress
15: Trotsky’s closing speech presents the Manifesto
16: The Eastern peoples at the congress of Baku
17: The Russian trade unions
18: The Anarchists. Death and funeral of Kropotkin
19: Congress of the French Socialist Party: a majority for affiliation to the Communist International
20: The French Communist group in Moscow
21: ‘Trotsky’s Train’. Wrangel. End of the Civil War
1921
1: The trade-union question provokes a great debate
2: The Kronstadt rising
3: Lenin presents the New Economic Policy (NEP) to the Third Congress of the Communist International
4: The Red International of Labour Unions holds its founding congress
5: Balance-sheet of seventeen months in Russia
6: Return to Paris—a different world
1922
1: Return to Moscow; the United Front; Shlyapnikov and Cachin
2: World economic crisis. Lloyd George proposes a conference. Cannes.
3: The delegates of the three internationals at Berlin
4: Genoa and Rapallo
5: The trial of the Social-Revolutionaries
6: Fifth anniversary of the October Revolution. Fourth Congress of the Communist International
7: The French Communist Party and its difficulties
8: Frossard resigns—Cachin remains
1923
1: Poincaré has the Ruhr occupied
2: Hamburg: Fusion of the Second International and the Vienna International
3: Confusion in the leadership of the Communist International. Revolutionary situation in Germany
1924
1: Lenin’s Death
Appendixes
1: Lenin’s Final Recommendations to the Central Committee of the Russian Communist Party, considered as his political testament
2: Fortunes of Lenin’s Testament
3: Lenin’s last speech to the Communist International (Fourth Congress; 13 November 1922)
Conclusion
Biographical Notes
Index